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- Description:
- Provide a dynamic severity check exception when a structure exceeds
one of the specified storage-class memory (SCM) utilization thresholds.
The check informs an installation when structure assigned SCM has
reached certain usage thresholds. The assigned SCM may become exhausted
thereby becoming unable to provide continuous availability, additional
structure capacity when needed during peak processing periods and
provide relief when CF real storage allocated to the structure becomes
constrained. The threshold percentages will be accepted as a check
PARM.
- Reason for check:
- The percentage of SCM utilization for a structure should not approach
an amount so high as to prevent the capability to provide relief for
temporary CF real storage capacity or additional structure capacity
when needed during peak processing.
- z/OS® releases the check
applies to:
- z/OS V2R1 and later, or z/OS V1R13 with PTF for APAR OA40747
applied.
- Parameters accepted:
PARM('[SCM_NONE(scm_none)]
[,SCM_LOW(scm_low)]
[,SCM_MED(scm_med)]
[,SCM_HIGH(scm_high)]')
At least one threshold
parameter is required to indicate a threshold percentage that the
structure storage-class memory utilization should not exceed. The
number must be between 0 and 100 inclusive. This check supports dynamic
severity setting and threshold keywords to correspond with the severity
levels. The severity of the exception is based on the provided corresponding
thresholds. Note: - When using dynamic severity, you may specify thresholds for one
or more of the parameters to identify different thresholds by severity
level.
- You do not need to specify thresholds for all of the parameters.
- scm_none
- The percentage of in-use SCM, relative to the amount of SCM eligible
for use by the structure, that will trigger severity-none processing.
The SCM_NONE keyword can be abbreviated SCM_N.
- scm_low
- The percentage of in-use SCM, relative to the amount of SCM eligible
for use by the structure, that will trigger a low severity exceptions.
The SCM_LOW keyword can be abbreviated SCM_L.
- scm_med
- The percentage of in-use SCM, relative to the amount of SCM eligible
for use by the structure, that will trigger a medium-severity exception.
The SCM_MED keyword can be abbreviated SCM_M.
- scm_high
- The percentage of in-use SCM, relative to the amount of SCM eligible
for use by the structure, that will trigger a high-severity exception.
The SCM_HIGH keyword can be abbreviated SCM_H.
Default: SCM_LOW(1%),SCM_MED(80%)
Note: When
specifying percentages for parameter values, your number for the higher
severity case is larger than the lower case, as shown in the following
example: PARM('SCM_HIGH(90%),SCM_MED(50%),SCM_LOW(20%)')
- User override of IBM® values:
- The following shows keywords you can use to override check values
on either a POLICY statement in the HZSPRMxx parmlib member or on
a MODIFY command. This statement may be copied and modified to override
the check defaults:
UPDATE CHECK(IBMXCF,XCF_CF_STR_SCM_UTILIZATION)
SEVERITY(MED) INTERVAL(000:15) DATE(20120322)
PARM('SCM_LOW(1),SCM_MED(80)')
REASON('Structure assigned storage-class memory should be'
'available for additional structure capacity'
'when needed during peak processing.')
VERBOSE(YES)
- Reference:
- For more information, see z/OS MVS Setting Up a Sysplex.
- Messages:
- This check issues the following exception messages:
- IXCH0224I
- IXCH0225E
- IXCH0925I
See the IXCH messages in z/OS MVS System Messages, Vol 10 (IXC-IZP).
- SECLABEL recommended for MLS users:
- SYSLOW
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